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About this scam type
Email & Phishing
Phishing emails mimic banks, tax departments, Amazon, and employers — often with login links or invoice attachments. Check suspicious email text before clicking anything.
Who is targeted: Office workers, online shoppers, and tax filers during refund or deadline seasons.
Warning signs
- !Sender address that almost matches a real brand (paytm-support.in)
- !Generic greeting (Dear Customer) with urgent action required
- !Attachments you did not expect (.html, .zip, invoice)
- !Links that do not match the official domain when hovered
What to do
- 1Do not click links — type the official website yourself
- 2Check sender domain carefully character by character
- 3Contact the company through official app or helpline
- 4Mark as phishing in your email client
How this check works
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